About
Plus grande ville du Donegal, connue pour sa culture dynamique et sa proximité avec des paysages pittoresques.
Letterkenny is a town in County Donegal, in the province of Ulster, on the island of Ireland. It is the largest town in the county, and it serves as a practical base for visitors who want to explore the north-west of the country. The town is also known by its Irish name, Leitir Ceanainn.
What a visit offers
Letterkenny is usually described for its lively cultural life, and for the scenery that lies close by. Many visitors come to Donegal for its coastline, its hills and its quiet roads, and the town makes a convenient place to stay while you travel between them. It suits a short stop as well as a longer stay.
Around the town
- Town life: Letterkenny is the commercial and social centre of Donegal, so you will find shops, cafés and places to eat alongside its cultural events.
- Scenic landscapes: The town sits within easy reach of the county's varied countryside and coastline.
- Irish language: Its Irish name, Leitir Ceanainn, is a reminder of the Gaelic heritage of the area.
Before you go, check the current details of anything you plan to see, such as opening times and transport links, as these can change.
